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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 139, 5 November 1914, Page 2

ft IN Opportunities of getting reallf kighgiadc wearables at exceedingly moderate prtccB —that's tie kiad that await tie wise.man here. What akout YOB J SHIRTS, for instance—we're jot a splendid lot in varions ta«teful desigM. TIES, also COLLARS, UNDERWEAR ' BOSB, WAISTCOATS, a»d w fortltf *« right things at «» right pri«i. 'OBTWTTHR SOR MEN OF TASTE.."

|QK{i AORtti, freehold, North Taranaki ven tu.% level *sw andaiating li/tflf | An( j fln pgpj [jjjy, fonoatione All but NNM) *«■»:» laid down is best mixed English grasses find the bal »nee in good hush. Well fenced and sub iivided into convenient paddocks. 4-roomed house, stock yard* and thed, garden and orchard; practically all plough* ble; 'good fiats and Talleya oa which bullocks are fattened. Wei suited lor Mibdivisnw. Will wi»teT %V t ewes to the acre well and percentage of eatile. Ail <i;rp]u* stock ear ta fattened oa property. To h* sold to wind vf ertate , A tin-rim i« v <?* w »*r» tUweoutbl* tema give*, r >".s»i|!.Sf! BXG3LLKNT DAISY FARM ef 138 aeret ».i. ''-aca farm web lenr-ed sarf unMivided into ?© paddocks. Good t-roosned house witli bathroom, Cowshed with eoncreta floor asd yardi, impiemen! shod, wash-houa*, loose boa harness »hed. workshop, piggery, etc. Price, £!R ;><? mt*. Torn* £IOO6 aaaa. »hd the b*!ane»e*n oe arrange* for »«re*ion»™- t, ■<•>»*, A **t A»j pro-i-r'-iK! Very rich eoaetal dairy farm —IT* - —aer* *ru twav* fri wtage. level and well watered. No buildings. Has Veen used -wieh for. grazing and fattening, Situated North Taranaki. Will make an idea? <ln ; *v rurm ?ri« £BB peT *ei«. Terns. £B*6 cash, nd balance oa reaeonablx t»™3» NEWTON AUCTIONIEH. USD ANB FEJASTCHAL AOr* SRV Pi-YnffHTTB PLAN! rbea«, seed* are selected from the most «n)l ia assured, especially if our Q AUDI'' HwtUGBAM tm-.EET Important Announcement Notwithstanding the adTance in price ot all metals since the outbreak of war, THE PKICES OF " IDEAL" CANS YVILI. NOT BE ADVANCED, as we had landed large stocks of raw 1" A ""'"' vioaa to tin- present crisis ' Our 1 resent fortur\te position will be passed on to our customer, whose goodwill and business relationship we will at all times do our best to retain, Alex. tianrey & Sons, Ltd Albert Street, Aucklatt 3. s**J±.:.

Spare the Manure and Spoil the Farm u ore to keep up tht of tho crop.-" and stock ist restore ihia vitality and by applying W.M.E. Co. Manures. They contain hj» ' x foods nceeasiry {Ol prodn on of bigger crops-- , . -.*, in ible for Tnrnipß and ] . 3a Net Cash on ra..- „. Ngahanranga:— In liovt. Bucki: jto.l Mixture - £512 5 ton M».3 " - £sl26ten Ne.S " - £5lO/-ion Potato Suture- £6/10/- toa Imported Superphosphate - £S/S/- ton mmtmfflSmi SEND 'YOUR STOCK to Wellington Meat Export r Ltd., for shipment. Fat Shi iibn and Cattle purch SI 18-20 HUNTER STREET. -'% WELLINGTON

THE PRICES MUST APPEAL TC TOD. WE CAN SELL YOU THE SUPER DRILL Made by American oecttißg o*. £SB 11-Coulter £3B 13-Coulter £4O We alao stock Ploughs, Mowors, 0»' tivators, Wind-Mills, Pumps, etc. We invito your inspection. W. JENKKHSQN &Go CARRIAGE BUILDERS AND EMPORTERS, Devon and Gover Streets. New Plymoot. 1 ■QBENTJI-WArTARA-Xew PLYMOUTH MOTOR 'BUS AND PARCEL? AGENCY. Motor "Bus leaves Urcnui daily ai II ajn., Waitara 0.15 a.m. Leaves New Plymouth Trocadero), at 3 p.m. (Thursdays 1 p.m.) leaves Waitara 4.30 p.m. for Urenai fThurodßTß 2.15 p.m.) , Prompt delivery of parcels and care-" fol atVstisn to all orders ARTHUR J. 3MITH. s'pr--- S9oßTi«tor 4